Forever Rose

Forever Rose

At the prom he gave one red Rose,
For as the love in his eyes shows,
He desired everyone should know,
This is the Lass he will not let go.

He never wanted to leave her side,
They had a love neither could hide,
She was the rose of his heart,
They vowed they would never part.

She was his own sweet sixteen,
The prettiest thing he'd ever seen,
His best friend and sole sweetheart,
Surely Heaven's finest work of art.

Then tragedy took them far away,
Back home forever both to stay,
As late September's roses died,
They were laid together side by side.

Heaven welcomed with open arms,
These newlyweds,safe from harm,
This young man that she chose
And she his only Forever Rose.
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Posted: Mar 2012
About this poem:
Intending to modify the Rose,I elected to write a whole new poem to compliment "A Postcard From Heaven" which I posted in Grieving Mothers.However this poem is posted in a memorial site for the two teens who were killed nearly two years ago(?).The mother friended me on FB because of poems I posted there.She was having trouble coping and my poem helped her see her daughter's death in a different way,which is the best reward I could get.

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Comments (2)

windyweatherly
It is very exulting to be given such a request to be formulating such eloquent tribute to those beautiful kids, Hawqeye. God Bless you and thanks for sharing..
hawqeye
Hi thanks again Windy.I got an email this morning from her mother telling me how much she appreciated my help and this poem which "describes them to a T",Very rewarding,yet very sad too.Thanks again.God bless. (Is it normal that one's own poems bring tears?)
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